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  • -.. ~ : :"'. par­ ticularly like to ! - c· :1 L...· . -~ • .: , -: ·. Riebmond , Jr . of your stnff --Ol~ hi:-- ~ s sorv:Lco. ~ incerely ··. yours , . ~'!GNfD. Lo... ~ J •· Ii..'\WOl""th Director· cc: Mr. Hof f Mr. Ohl ke Mr. Bolton O/D: D
  • "'&:MORANDUM CATTACHED.· HERETO:. AT ··TAB Bl -,~ WHICH ·,cAUSED . YOU · ro ?OSZ THE ~BOVE. QUESTIONS~ · WHILZ. I . WILt,· Nor:, ' REPLY~ TO ' ALL · .oF' T}ii:' p'orNTS ~AISED ·u1 ·.THAT / MEMORANDmr.- . r --THINK ··1Tl NECESSAP.Y TO ~ADDPESS CERTAIN ISSUES
  • ' . SECRET'. ' DECLASSIFIED E.O. I 958, Sec. 3.6 NLJ 41t,·Jt>4 By----a~ _,, _NARA Date 3-.2-«t . l L • T-34/85 MEDIUM TANK The T-34 medium tank was the principal Soviet combat vehicle In World War II. The o&"lglnal version (T-34/76) mounted a short
  • -planned, Communist economies. It does contain some rules and standards for the .conduct of state trading (Articles II, XVII and other provisions). These rules, however, were designed only for state trading enterprises operating in the setting of a free
  • in accordance with the President's wish that all unnecessary inter agency committees and task forces be terminated. McGeorge Bundy I , iI I. . Dist ri.b ution: Sec State Rusk Sec Defense McNamara AID Admin. Bell l· l ;I . 'j 1 Sec Treas Fowler Dir. , BoB
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  • ~ AND T INTEND TO CONCENTRATE ON FOREIGN POLICY. IF I SH_OULD BE A CANI?IDATE, THI_S_. QUESTION WOULD CERTAINLY BE OF PRIMARY IMPORTANCE. IT IS, II.\TDEED, VITAL, THAT WE ASSUME A NEW ATTITUDE TOWARD MAJOR WORLD PROBLEMS. ON THIS TRIP, I HAVE NO OFFICIAL
  • conditions improved in Greece, by they structuring a more free competi­ tive banking system. Please advise. - -----· . -----·· · - ··~~ -. -·- · ·····---·--~ ..-
  • serious national and inter­ national problems·for Greece. · II. · 'The ·King's ·Aim The King's role in his visit to Washington is a difficult one, since his aims are somewhat contradictory. While on the one hand he must serve as a pleader for the cause
  • Constantine II, King of the Hellenes, 1940-
  • the ·necative vote .of t:-re Soviet Union.) • ·-.·- ·: .. .' .•. . ·, ~.....' . '7-.· ~-*;. .. , .iI. ~-.•• V I f .. I .,.· --- . ·-·-- -..------......._-~·--···- ..: ... _ .._ ...··•--- - '· ~,.. --:~---.···-_- I
  • , including the UK. II. Helping the Less Developed Countries (LDCs) Because so many Commonwealth members are LDCs, the UK would like to play a larger role in helping them, but in ways that do not further burden the UK balance of payments. After reaffirming
  • . C:OU14aCL T-U ..IOHN 19,■UNOOCK,J"• PAUL t.,AHC:RN ~HILLI~ H, MAYUI J. ,tOBCIIT CAaSIOY THOMAa M. aMAI.I. CENTRAi. ARICA 6 • 34QO COOi!: 312 c:ADUI AOOMSS: WOll&M UD • C:Hlc:AOO OOM>014 II, COON a &. NAIIO i.oci.,-0110 o,-,.,c:c JOH~H MICHA.CL C
  • the hardships of pro_t.rac.ted CJUerrilla warfare, Yet we have not 'tOP e!9 OB ii~ -13­ pinpointed enc Uy what their motivations are. Similarly-, we know that the strateq1c hamlet pro
  • CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE Agency: RESTRICTION White House, for State concurrence. A #36 Memo Bttndy re t A II A FILE LOCATION NS , McGeorge Bundy, Memos for the President, Vol. 5, 6/1-30/64 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by Executive Order 11652
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  • Constantine II, King of the Hellenes, 1940-
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  • If for a ny reas on any one of t hese four major issues collapses, we will have to focus our at tention on a new situation. It is the period beyond to which we should now begin to turn our a ttentiono II. The S t a t e of US - Eur opean Relations
  • Into Secretary »'•••man•• NIAM JS9 etercla• aa appropriate. l'n meatlo11ecl \Ille to Frau Ellle, but would JOQ mind 1lvln1 hlm a call to ••• tbo e:urd•• 10 that everybody baa hu ahoulder to th• •am• wheel. Harold H. Sauod•r• cc: Mr. Fl'uk Ellb, A1D 7>t---f Ii
  • ·: ·~ . - - ••• ·, J J ,.. •. > :'.~:,r ..:~ ~\r~·~\ !\ : \ : •,i " #-.-----~-4---------- . ·-..--· · -----------~· ~ # --~~-: - - -- - - - T II E \Y I II TE l r 0 C S E WAS lll :NGTON .SECREY - February 8, 1964 NATIONAL SECURITY ACTION MEMORANDUM
  • OF THE UNITED STATES Friday, November 1, 1963 Mr. SYMINGTON. Mr. President, everyone who has followed the foreign aid program over the years knows the great amount of good it has accom­ plished, especially during the years shortly after World War II. Recently
  • who have met and who have matched the enemy on the ground these past few hours-in I Corps, in the II Corps, in the III Corps, in Saigon, the cities along the entire countryside-have a very special under­ standing and a very special appreciation, I
  • i c u l a r s i t u a t i o n , th e u se o f U ,S. combat •% ii I tr o o p s I n N o rth Viet-Nam would meet a l l o f t h e r e q u i r e d c o n d i t i o n s , -----C0N7 TDl!?rTXE ■ COPY LBJ LIBRARY TT 'CONFIDt.INi lAL - 6 and i f th e P
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  • ) will be moved t o Stuttqcirt . The US Si)~th ?leet nor11e port is be ing mov ed to Italy . Othe:- US hec:dauartei"s a nc.1 units will go to the UK 2nd Gern2ny . Re loc~tion Necrotiat.io:is '.·ii. th Prenc e . The Gove!'."nmen t o:'.: Frc:nce ha s put c. side
  • . FM UStJN NEWYORK · TO RUEHCR/~ECSTATE WASHDC J4407l INFO RUALOS/ AM EMBASSY SEOUL18 STATEGRNC BT. I•• ,... ,. \· \ /1,'1 '\9-8) ~1•'\' ·•• 1,,. - HAYNE S _JESSU P '. . _J H,NSO N _:l
  • . and control over .i C.0:-.:·-:::stic tcc~ology; (ii) governrr.znt control over· sales by fo::dgn s~1=>sidiaries of US co~p".;:nies_; , and. by :(oreign purchasers 0: us ;· i equip:-.1ent; and (iii) willingness of our allies to make cooperative 2~rangerr
  • be with~rawing from the arrangemer1t. However,· another pi::oblem with referring to "nuclear weapons II was that there might be some misunde~standing concerning our · propulsion developments. · Dr. Wiesner said .the only one that might be affected was Project
  • • will 1t.ve you a chance to con•ider the problem beforehand. Hold tor discu ■ sion -----W. W. .-j'IJOftllf' Ro ■tow _ DECLASSIFIED &0 ..12958;Sec. 3.5 .Stat~ Dept. Guidelines'""' i, By~NARA,Date All.J f~OEPARTM lt/.,1B-II.· l ~NT OF' STATE
  • Attnrnry Oirnrntl lhtalftngtnn, II. or. July 10, 1964 TO HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES WHO WIRE RECIPIENTS NOTICE OF RESCISSION OF POLICY RELATING TO CLEAllANCE PROGRAM FOR I'lIDIVIDUALS _OTHEll THAN FULL-TIME FDDAL EMPLOYIBS ~ORANDUM OF The National
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  • WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT #3 memo - #3a memo #4memo "" ff"""TU. II Ill I CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE Sayre to Bundy s 1p .NSAM d s i _") /') 1 /C..A A -- - -· /? ..l _1 .t\. 4p NSAM draft s4p 17
  • United States Government-sponsored cargoes. II Vessels under Control of Controlling Party 1. .Annex 1 hereto contains a true, correct and complete list of vessels currently under control of the Controlling Party, together with, in the case of vessels
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  • any objects carrying nuclear weapons or any oth~r kinds of weapons of mass destruction, install such weapons on celestial bodies, or station such weapons in outer space in any other manner. II The wording of this Article makes it absolutely clear
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  • then to express his very warm thanks to you for having kept the Canadian job open so long. But what he really wahts is to go on in his current job until he gets a chance to run for the Senate. """ Wednesday. ( 1:45 P.M . ii. 15, 1965 !' Mr. Prealdeat